The ThinLinc client has support for a number of touch gestures when used on a touch capable monitor. These gestures allow the user to simulate certain mouse operations that would otherwise not be possible.
Note
Touch gestures are not available on macOS as it currently lacks native support for touch capable monitors.
 | Click Tap a single finger to simulate a click of the left mouse button. |
 | Drag Press a single finger and drag it across the screen to simulate pressing the left mouse button and moving the cursor. |
 | Right click Press and hold a single finger to simulate a press of the right mouse button. |
 | Right click, alternative Tap two fingers to simulate a press of the right mouse button. |
 | Middle click (not available on Windows) Tap three fingers to simulate a press of the middle mouse button (the mouse wheel). |
 | Pan / Scroll Press two fingers and drag them across the screen to simulate rotating the vertical or horizontal mouse wheel. |
 | Zoom Press two fingers and move them close or further away from each other to simulate pressing the Control key and rotating the mouse wheel. Many applications interpret this combination as a request to zoom the open document in or out. |